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Grant McGregor

Grant McGregor
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My practice has always been concerned with story telling and emotion. Currently I am finding a great deal of interest in the works of the old masters from Strozzi to Rembrandt. What I find most interesting about these types of works is the praise and honour they receive as they are held in high institutions. This is often in direct contrast to the artists who created them and is absolutely incontrast to most artists living today. Is it right that art should find itself with a better standard of living than the artists themselves?
With a combination of techniques and materials I take historical works as my starting point changing colour, composition as well as adding and subtracting elements giving new life to these old works of grandised art. As I reinterprete these works for a modern era they are lowered from there lofty perch and brought into the gritty realm of social satire.
2015 - Present, Art Pistol, Glasgow
2023, The Scottish Arts Club, Edinburgh, National Trust Portrait Awards (NTPA)
2023, Kirkcudbright Galleries, Kirkcudbright, (NTPA)
2023, Charles Rennie Mackintosh Gallery, Glasgow, (NTPA)
2023, The Big Shed, Musselburgh, Open Studio's
2022National Galleries of Scotland: Portrait, Edinburgh "Artists at Work"
2019, Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester
2015 - 2018, New Blood Art, Digital
2015, Holburn Gallery, Aberdeen, Summer exhibition
2015, Off The wall, Scotland, Winter Exhibition
2015, C and F Gallery, Dundee, Graduate Exhibition

Duncan of Jordanston Honours Degree
He Who Became Death
  • Grant McGregor
  • He Who Became Death
  • Acrylic
From The Shadow
  • Grant McGregor
  • From The Shadow
  • Acrylic
Mothers Milk
  • Grant McGregor
  • Mothers Milk
  • Charcoal
Cerberus
  • Grant McGregor
  • Cerberus
  • Charcoal
Rhystic Study
  • Grant McGregor
  • Rhystic Study
  • Acrylic
Hod
  • Grant McGregor
  • Hod
  • Charcoal
Mother
  • Grant McGregor
  • Mother
  • Charcoal
Mad Genius
  • Grant McGregor
  • Mad Genius
  • Charcoal

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